GC: You will have before you the reading given
8/27/26 for
[
195][195-32], regarding the price of December wheat. It
was given that on 9/20th the price would go between
128-129.
It seems that on 9/10th the price went to 132, but on the
21st was 137, and on 10/13th 138. You will explain to us,
please, the cause of this variation, and give us the trend
of this commodity, price, and when.
EC: In the quotations and prices as seen, it was given
that many of those conditions would cause various
fluctuations and changes. Yet those conditions surrounding
the commodity itself, and other reports, vary the price. As
seen, and as has been given, only through these sources may
the spirit, or those conditions as CONTROL circumstances at
the time, be given. For man, who gives or quotes the price
on such commodities, is of the free-willed being - and
capable of changing from one time to another.
With the surrounding conditions and the various reports,
even though we find that there will be breaks again, we find
that the general trend is to be upward, finding the highest
trend about the latter part - 25th - 26th of October, see?
easing off again, reaching a price to 42 - 43 - 47 1/2, see?
about the 25th to 28th of October, see?
We are through for the present.
BACKGROUND
8/27/26 He obtained
195-32 in re December wheat crop and
weather conditions.
9/16/26 and
9/21/26 He submitted further questions.
10/06/26 He wrote: "Rdg.
195-32 was off as to time and price
but the general trend was correct... Should you get a rdg.
on grain and movement starts right away, please wire me."
REPORTS
10/16/26 He wrote: "Thanks for the try on the grain
information. We shall see what the next ten days bring. I
hope prediction proves correct. In any event it was given
the cause of any discrepancy was due to the will of the
traders, but due to the weather disturbances all over the
world it looks as if next week will bring the higher prices."
11/10/26 He wrote: "The wheat acted - that is, the general
trend on a certain date acted as given, though the figures
were not according to readings. I didn't lose anything, in
fact got out with a few hundred dollars profit, which is
better than my usual run of luck.
"The earthquake and tidal wave came off as predicted."
[See 195-32.]



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